Art: Boiled Alive!

Below is my personally edited collection of drawings depicting men and women in pots. Click on the thumbnail images or on the title of the work to see the full drawing. Most of these images have been downloaded from the internet. Some come from bulletin boards. None are under restrictive copyright (at least as far as I know). I have tried to identify the artists whenever possible.

This is by no means an exhaustive collection. If you have art that you would like to share, please send a letter to the editor. The original art page became bulky and slow to download. I have divided it into four pages to solve this problem. Links to all art pages are given below.

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Work in Progress by Jim Bader

Jim is assembling some very promising pot art. Seven of his works are shown here. I have divded this page into thumbnails so that it is easier to download. Three additional drawings were added October 11, 1999.

Detective in Trouble

This image was sent to me from a correspondent who found it in an unnamed detective magazine. Actually, it looks like an inquisition scenario to me. In any case, the quality is outstanding. The artist is unknown. Added 07/05/99.

Cannibals by TheDoctor

This is a wonderful cannibal image constructed using a variety of techniques that appear to include Poser and Photoshop. I think the result is very pleasing. TheDoctor now has his own site to display his work. See Related Information for more details. Added 1/3/2000.

Hot Afternoon by Budd?

This is a fantastic image of a woman at an afternoon cookout in prehistoric times. I have lost the origin of this work. I believe that it came from a comic book that was scanned by a contributor. Added 4/03/2000.

Pirate Girl in a Pot by Victor Abraxa

Mr. Abraxa as created a colorful and surrealistic cooking sequence that is very nice indeed. Added 7/19/2000.

Lack of Facilities by Anonymous

Many cartoon artists poke fun at cannibal situations and this is another in a series of works that deal with impending bodily functions that might spoil a perfectly good meal. Added 1/21/2001.

Martha Stewart by Dan Piraro

Imagine my surprise when this appeared in my local newspaper. Nationally syndicated cartoonist Dan Piraro released this Bizzaro strip recently. Added 6/24/2001.

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Boiled Alive: Table of contents

	Work in Progress by Jim Bader
	Jim is assembling some very promising pot art. Seven of his works are shown here. I have divded this page into thumbnails so that it is easier to download. Three additional drawings were added October 11, 1999.
	Detective in Trouble
	This image was sent to me from a correspondent who found it in an unnamed detective magazine. Actually, it looks like an inquisition scenario to me. In any case, the quality is outstanding. The artist is unknown. Added 07/05/99.
	Cannibals by TheDoctor
	This is a wonderful cannibal image constructed using a variety of techniques that appear to include Poser and Photoshop. I think the result is very pleasing. TheDoctor now has his own site to display his work. See Related Information for more details. Added 1/3/2000.
	Hot Afternoon by Budd?
	This is a fantastic image of a woman at an afternoon cookout in prehistoric times. I have lost the origin of this work. I believe that it came from a comic book that was scanned by a contributor. Added 4/03/2000.
	Pirate Girl in a Pot by Victor Abraxa
	Mr. Abraxa as created a colorful and surrealistic cooking sequence that is very nice indeed. Added 7/19/2000.
	Lack of Facilities by Anonymous
	Many cartoon artists poke fun at cannibal situations and this is another in a series of works that deal with impending bodily functions that might spoil a perfectly good meal. Added 1/21/2001.
	Martha Stewart by Dan Piraro
	Imagine my surprise when this appeared in my local newspaper. Nationally syndicated cartoonist Dan Piraro released this Bizzaro strip recently. Added 6/24/2001.